. >> john ford is tracking.m. >> let me cut straight to the chase, the main number is msm shipped shipments both in this report. that's going to be the clearest gauge of overall smart fund demand in the q2 report which some analysts hope will be the bottom as far as volume. and more importantly, q3, given intel's report particularly important for here. for q 2, looking closer to 85 million, down 20% from last year. it's go to be key to understanding the market especially the snapdragon 20. high expectations. i'm not saying that number is going to be what moves the stock in the short term but it's the most significant trend for tech investors to watch. >> thank you, we'll see you after the bell. we have 13 minutes to go. amex interestingly also one of the top performers today. goldman contributing, dollar index higher. . nasdaq up 11. >>> and erica knuteson believes the best may be overseas. he'll tell us next. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests, i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate

. >> reporter: john ford heads commute.org, a government agency that aims to reduce traffic in nearby mateo county. san francisco drivers pass through the area on their way to silicon valley. so ford works with hundreds of companies like google and facebook to offer more transportation options to workers, including those private buses. >> i know it's a challenging issue for the people who are impacted by the bus stops. but i really think that from a regional perspective this program is one of the extra things that we have that can help all of us with congestion in the bay area. >> reporter: but sue vaughn says the private bus routes aren't just an inconvenience, they're illegal. she helped file a lawsuit against the city of san francisco that argues state law bans private companies from using public bus stops. the city calls that a misinterpretation of the law. and on thursday a judge dismissed the case. sxraun oth vaughn and other critics of the private buses will appeal the ruling. >> they're allowed to interfere with our public transportation. the city is letting them do it. this i

>>> it's wednesday and john ford is out and the as well shelly palmer and president of ceo and then one and new york times and then mike and good to see both of you. talk about facebooks future and the development conference and right now and ten year. it's so much absorb. >> and that's the primary and the president and then it's the vision and the future. >> shelly, we heard from the spoke ises person and mark needs to get off the high horse. >> i don't want to talk politics again. it's a vision and then it's two different cases and then there there to connect that. he believes that and the company executes that and then the vision and then the execution of excellence to drive the shareholder values. mr. trump is entitled. >> sorry donald. >> there was not any mention on the road blocks and this prebasics and then the regulator. nonetheless it seems to be a big picture. >> there were hidden gems and then the the message and we go back and then they're going to be there and what is the television set and what is it to be a tv and that's a good con september. that's a decade ago. >> that

john ford, kpix5. >>> pg&e has more than 6700 miles of gas pipeline and those helicopters typically flyhe ground. >>> speaking of pg&e, and flying, three fuzzy falcons passed on their headquarters. pg&e is live streaming the whole thing from their building on the 33rd floor. this is close-up picture of the hours old newborn. they were born yesterday's. you see the researchers will go tagging them in just a few weeks. >>> that would make a great transition to the atlanta football team, but we're talking sharks and hockey, not falcons. >> reporter: it's a segway, but -- >> that's a really big shark head! we're outside the sap center, when soon, fans will be gunning for a 3-0 series lead because the sharks won two in los angeles. win two at home, and guess what? series is over. we will move on to the second series, we being the sharks. there's a party going on in the alleyway by the stadium, and the weather's perfect, because one, we're in the shade, and the sea breeze kicked in so we went from 91 down to the mid- to upper 70s right now. speaking of? the currents conditions around the regi

the shares are down 5.5%, and john ford is going to join us from the emerge america conference, and johnshares popped up on what is a strong top and bottom beat, and then people went through the details, and we went through the call, and they have not gotten out of negative territory. >> yeah. the numbers were not that, and not a bad quarter, and you are to keep in mind that ibm has had a run-up since february when it hit the lows arnsd the recent lows anyway, and the fundamental questions around ibm have not changed an year or two ago, it is the pain in china and the pain is in latin america, and particularly in brazil. software which is the engine of the company, and the company was about margin of software and deploying it through people, and through service, and the software is not the engine that it once was and not showing the strong growth anymore. the question is as the legacy fall falls, will this start to show up on the top and the bottom lines. what is not clear to me is that ibm is that they are still with the people centric strategy, but we need different people, and we are

. >> reporter: reverend john ford didn't hear the the impact, instead sirens interrupted the quiet moments he finished writing his sunday morning sermon. >> i feel that the lord used us because my message with both churches was the lord's friends. >> reporter: trainer united methodist served as a friend to more than 300 of the walking wounded passengers sunday. opening up their back door where people who were bumped and bruised were given blankets after a hike that took them from the wrecked train through the woods and over a creek to get to the church gym for help and warmth in the cold. >> of course they were in semishock from being surprised that this happened. we had tea going, coffee going. >> reporter: the red cross helped passengers who needed immediate medication, after their belongings were left on the train and offered disaster mental health. trainer united methodist is a designated disaster site. >> we always have been concerned there would be an oil spill. >> reporter: they opened up the doors of the sanctuary. >> those individuals that would like to pray and actually get a lit

john ford is live in miami, florida. he will join us a little later on. with me at post nine for the hour, simon, good morning to you. also the co-founder of palantir, joe lonsdale. thanks for coming in this morning. appreciate it. first up, markets are mixed, dow just entered positive territory. big week for tech earnings with ibm and netflix set to report after the bell today. it's sure to be an interesting earnings call for netflix in particular, where reed hastings has to answer questions about new competition from amazon. amazon announcing it will offer prime video as a stand-alone service for $8.99 a month. before this the only way to get amazon prime video was with an amazon prime membership for $99 a year. let's talk earnings first, because there seem to be this rotation into the ibms and intels of the world, what we have been calling gray chips, some of the formerly out of favor value names. what is the proposition for growth for these companies? >> i wouldn't call ibm a value name. when warren buffett bought burlington northern he was making a b

. >>> it's wednesday and john ford is out and the as well shelly palmer and president of ceo and thenmes and then mike and good to see both of you. talk about facebooks future and the development conference and right now and ten year. it's

ford's theater. skin ande same light dark hair's john wilkes booth. he didn't have any of that charisma that made heads swivel when booth walked down the avenue. booth and matthews were boyhood friends from baltimore. matthews considered john wilkes booth's best friend. the afternoon of the assassination the two men ran into each other on pennsylvania avenue. booth entrusted to matthews a sealed letter to the editor. he asked matthews to deliver it if he didn't see him around town the next morning. unbeknownst to matthews it was a confession to killing lincoln. the comedian put the envelope in his coat pocket. and promptly forgot all about it. and the excitement of performing for the president. all thee assassination ford's theater actors were fleeing. for fear of being arrested. matthews headed straight to his room. his room was in peterson house. catsetter from booth acting up and matthews pocket until it was in danger of falling out as he walked up the staircase to his room. major henry rathbone may have been sitting at the base of the step nursing

john ford is live in miami, florida. he will join us a little later on. with me at post nine for the hour, simon, good morning to you. also the co-founder of palantir, joe lonsdale. thanks for coming in this morning. appreciate it. first up, markets are mixed, dow just entered positive territory. big week for tech earnings with ibm and netflix set to report after the bell today. it's sure to be an interesting earnings call for

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john: thank you. harold ford, jr. and dan seymour. we'll have you back soon., donald trump's new plan for forcing mexico to pay for the border wall. what it means for your weekend, after this. ♪ ♪ john: donald j trump offered up a memo today saying he would force mexico to pay for that big, beautiful wall by cutting off the money immigrants send home to their families. among the many voices criticizing that was president obama, who said this during a white house press briefing. president obama: the implications with suspending remittance, many of which are from legal immigrant and individual sending money back to their families, are enormous. first of all, they are impractical. the notion we are going to track every western union bit of money being sent to mexico, good luck with that. john: i would like to point out that in the age of paypal president obama's talking about western union. my question is whether trumps call for remittance is good policy? mark: it's no policy. the president point out one of the flaws and it might be good politics in the short ter

[applause] john: back to issues. ford fischer synthesis video.th republican candidates may have a clear reason to vote libertarian and how would you sell yourself as a libertarian nominee to disenfranchised immigrants voter's? john: governor johnson. >> disenfranchised democrat voters. the web site i said what they think everyone should get on that web site and take the questions and see who you parapet. i have issues with the site that i took the test a couple weeks ago and i sided with myself 90% of the time. i think they have fixed that but amazingly the next person that i sided with was bernie sanders at 73% so the initial reaction was you got to be kidding and then the next reaction was i get it, i get it. on the civil liberties side come on the social side, and the military intervention side, you know what? i advocated for legalizing marijuana. i am the highest official to do that although bernie world not a bad idea but i'm glad that he is advocating for the same but there is a real connection. there is a real connection. >> i just want to

[applause] john: back to issues. ford fischer synthesis video. government republicans who are unhappy with republican candidates may have a clear reason to vote libertarian and how would you sell yourself as a libertarian nominee to disenfranchised immigrants voter's? john: governor johnson. >> disenfranchised democrat voters. the web site i said what they think everyone should get on that web site and take the questions and see who you parapet. i have issues with the site that i took the test a couple weeks ago and i sided with myself 90% of the time. i think they have fixed that but amazingly the next person that i sided with was bernie sanders at 73% so the initial reaction was you got to be kidding and then the next reaction was i get it, i get it. on the civil liberties side come on the social side, and the military intervention side, you know what? i advocated for legalizing marijuana. i am the highest official to do that although bernie world not a bad idea but i'm glad that he is advocating for the same but there is a real connection. the

were significant in a general election because they were democrats -- >> right -- >> to john's point earlier, gerald forduch of this and failed to carry new york or pennsylvania and said ronald reagan could never do it and he carried both states in a landslide. >>> breaking news, reports of problems at the polls in new york, specifically in brooklyn. new york officials say more than 125,000 voters could be affected and it could be bigger than that. we'll go to the ground as they are trying to figure this out right after the break and more exit poll results as we count you down to the polls closing in less than 90 minutes. 73% of americans try... ...to cook healthy meals. yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesium. like @pigskinsusan15, who writes, "now my boyfriend wants to talk on sundays. just so many words." your boyfriend's got it bad. maybe think about being single until the start of the season. real is touching a ray.

gerri: another panel, natalie andrews of the "wall street journal," ford o'connell, former john mccain campaign director and capri kafaro joins us now. ford, start with you, interesting idea brought up about the kind of divisiveness this campaign has introduced and how some people appear to be willing to cross party lines. ford, do you have a problem with that or do you think this is such a landmark election that things are so in tumult right now, whether you're talking about politicians or talking about the economy, that it makes sense that there's a lot of concern and worry and people moving from one party to another? >> i think there is a lot of concern and worry and people don't really like the democratic party or the republican party, and i will say this, the base of the republican party can come together, if trump can show he's competitive with hillary clinton in the general election. establishment politics whether it's democratic or republican, has got to go away, change to a new course, put america first. david: natalie, we just heard from donald trump. it was kind of a -- i do

reporting live from the john wilson building, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: thank you. people across the southeast hoping for a quieter weekend after days of severe weather. this is one of several tornadod that touched down in mississippi. no serious injuries believe it or not. dozens of homes were damaged. there were damage on and around robins air force base in central georgia. this is video of the base in the height of the storm. look at that this morning. man! rough situation there. jonathan: that is when you see the video and you have to say to yourself i wish people would head to basement. you can get a flying car coming your way. doug: thatk loose like on the base. hangars there. there may have been no basements nearby. this is the prime time of year. alison: we have storms tonight. doug: a couple of isolated, heavy to severe get started with that. doppler radar moving north of the metro area. zoom in to give you a look at where the storms went. they have been moving at 55 miles per hour. they are just flying by. right now the last look at them here as they move

this all started when a tsa officer reported that 50-year-old john francis mcgwire of chadds ford was strangely. airport police then gave mcgwire a breathalyzer test which he allegedly failed. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> bundle up if you're heading out. it is cold this morning and the wind is blowing, too. look how nice and clear it is. nice live view from the shore which we'll see plenty of sunshine. not a huge warmup today. it's a chilly morning for sure with temperatures that are in the 40s and the wind blowing making it feel like it's in the 30s. we'll see enough sunshine to warm into the 50s today. change is ahead for the weekend. a cold weekend. the whole weekend will be cold. it's saturday that we're tracking rain and snow into the area. and it starts first thing in the morning. right now, dry. sunny skies in doylestown, northeast philadelphia and millville. upper 30s in doylestown and low 40s right now for most of the rest of the area. we'll see plenty of that sunshine. there will be a few clouds blowing through. those are the clo

ford o'connell, former john mccain campaign director. capri cafaro, democratic senator from ohio.re having debate. >> go ahead. melissa: do you think that was contrived? are they being on both sides and bill go out and do that and bill say something different? >> bill clinton wants hillary clinton to win the presidential election but will not do it at cost of his own legacy. bill is about the aura of bubba. it is not 1994. the democratic party has move so far left he can't win it. hillary clinton sold her political soul for the nomination. it is pretty simple. melissa: capri, what do you think about that? i think they're trying to have it both ways. i think he believes what he said. i also think sending him out there to say one thing and her the other keeps everybody happy? >> i think it is interesting theory. not one that i necessarily considered, but i think you might have a point. to me, more likely that president clinton gets little bit unhinged. people get under his skin. he can't resist himself. he has to defend himself. if people challenge what he did in 1994, they also cha

fords. when you're in john's auto body or john's auto repair, i've got to think of 47 different possible cars. 47 different possible cars. this is driving our quarter. you said before about the idea our sales are lower than they have been. yeah. they were 2.5% organically. not chopped liver. >> not at all. >> earnings were 15.5% growth. that's over 15.5% growth last year. one of the things snap-on has been able to do is make strong profits out of relatively tepid volume. >> i think your company, we like it more than double now. i'm continuing to like it. when a company doesn't have a lot of competition, they can make a lot of money on what they sell. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> with over 20,000 stores worldwide, starbucks is the globe's biggest beanery. has the stock lost its steam after tonight's earnings report? don't miss cramer's exclusive with the company king just ahead many. y. ahead. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro

ford, what do you make of john boehner accusing ted cruz of effectively being the devil himself? >> well, i thought i had seen it all this election cycle. chalk that one up as something new. we have to understand something, ted cruz is same problem throughout the election, he is base conservative, hasn't been expanded his base. 2/3 of the republican party are moderate republicans and conservative republicans. they're not buying barbecue everyone setting down. he thought when he knocked everyone out they would pick me but they're picking trump. trish: john boehner is the guy who does deals with nancy pelosi. >> right. trish: he is part of the establishment. why are you going to go for more. same? do you think voters respond to that, has that ship just sailed. >> to some extent they do, why he gotten traction in this cycle which is clearly about outsiders. trish: let me be clear. he is trying to make donald trump, who has never worked in politics before, we just heard from him over and over again, only been in the game nine months, trying to make donald trump seem as though he is i

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john: facebook is so big that they can buy things and the ford to test them out.or twitter, it is x essential. they've tried to compete with snapchat and that did not work. but if they set their teeth and go at it, i would be quite concerned. facebook and google still dominate video. where do you see the future growth of online video? who wins or do they continue? john: facebook wins. facebook is the place everyone wenks about -- the way thought about google as the first version of the web, facebook is the place. emily: who loses? longform. attention is finite. if you get a generation used to taking their entertainment in one minute, two-minute, five-minute sips, it has to come from somewhere. emily: john is with me for the hour. always great to have you on the show. about up, we will talk sharing economy companies like uber and airbnb finding loopholes to skirt taxman. ♪ emily: corporate tax havens coming under scrutiny. and it comes to silicon valley peer-to-peer startups, a review of airbnb's filing shows it has a far more extensive web of subsidiaries than it

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bob dole, john m mccain, mitt romney and guess what? even gerald ford won wisconsin back in '76 when they were all running. this is not the be all and end all for any of the candidates. >> she raises a good point. >> that doesn't sound promising at all for ted cruz. >> she said it on fox business. liz: youuys had plenty to say sounding off on twitter. janie miller said -- i did get chuckle out of lou, didn't i? i spin it forward to every primary, thank you all for make our election coverage so special last night, but we are the business network who is live for every primary. folks, we are so cmitted to that because it matters to your money, matters to you. tweet me -- join the party. facebook, we got it all. >>> the gop candidates are getting into a new york state of mind as donald trump looks to brush off last night's loss in wisconsin and senator ted cruz aims to keep his momentum going, but senator cruz is currently polling third in the empire state. here's what he had to say about the polls in just last hour. >> the interesting thing about polling i

he tried to lure them with john wayne and jimmy stewart. it didn't quite work out. fordvailed and lost to carter in fall. 40 years later trump could be set to plunge into the same kind of delegate war. one governed by few rules about what can be offered in exchange for the support of the uncommitted. on sunday, trump's new convention manager said the campaign will do everything within legal and ethical bounds to win them over. >> what is fair game in getting a delegate is paying for their convention cost. is it golf club memberships. what's fair and unfair in this. what's ethical and unethical? >> there's law and then ethics. i'm not going to get into what tactics is used. >> advisors to trump say they haven't ruled out entertaining delegates or paying their travel cost. they are not offering seats on trump force one. one avisor can't give them 100,000 there are. how far can you go to win support for a republican delegate? taking a look at that issue in today's washington post, under regulations established in the 1980s, delegates cannot take money from corporations, lab

ford. time is running out on the regan campaign. in a desperation move, his campaign manager john committee with a last-ditch effort to save the nomination. >> the regan force introduced a resolution which would have required ford to name his vice presidential nominee knee before the balloting for president took place and they figured whoever he named there would be people that would get mad because of that person was not their choice. >> back at their hotel, mississippi delegates caucus over the rule change that would force ford to name his vice president. the nomination itself is on the line. each side digs in for a brutal battle that will tear the delegation apart. >> so many people change that word. some people look me right in the eye. >> it was just awful how they -- at that point they knew they would be but they had to have their say and it was always very personal and very ugly and even to our spouses, you know, just really ugly. >> people that were very, very good friends have not spoken to each other, i suspect or hardly spoken to each other in the 40 years because this

last 6 months, there has been eric garner, kaijeme powell, john crawford, akai gurley, tamir rice, tanesha anderson, darrien hunt, and ezell fordt this year - many more names fill the mouths of protestors here on the streets: sean bell...oscar grant...rekia boyd...aiyana stanley jones. [crowd chanting] you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! >> this is the new civil rights movement that's happening right now. and ground zero is the policing of black communities. there's no question about it. people are drawing connections that we drew 50 years ago in the civil rights movement that this is a societal problem. this is not just a police department problem. and it's not just a county problem and it's not just a sheriff problem. this is a societal problem because it happens all over the country. it happens constantly. a recent propublica investigation found that a black male teenager is 21 times more likely to be shot by police than a white male teenager. >> why does everyone who look like me gotta be criminal? there's no honor in that badge! >> you don't have to be a criminal to

ford. his foreign policy conceived at the state department or the white house? johnerry: it is always a combination. i have been watching that relationship for 28 years. i always knew that one of the first rules is don't get into startquabbles and don't fighting. you are there to serve the president. both of us. the national security advisor and the secretary of state. it makes sense to be a team. we are a good team. the entire team. everybody worked together. it is too early for retrospectives. thei will tell you president has given me enormous latitude. he has trusted me. he has given the enormous scope to go out and try something. too.put him at risk theve used respect for president's strength. and letting someone else go out and do something. involved in the details of the iran agreement. he knew exactly what he could tolerate politically and otherwise. he made the final cut on whether we were willing to go with this or not. he deserves the credit for it. in 2004 there was a senator from massachusetts who is having a nominating convention. john kerry: it didn't q

ford. reagan was very popular, but he was simply a former governor. he had assets like jimmy stewart and johnayne and things like that. but in the end, reagan was always behind, and that's what people need to understand. ford was the incumbent president, unelected, but still the incumbent. he had state parties, all the resources of the national party behind him, plus the white house, plus his own election committee, the president ford committee. so it was always an uphill struggle worry ronald reagan. that he came so close and took it all the way to the convention is in itself a small miracle. >> perhaps that's what ted cruz is thinking, fight, fight, fight and get into the best position he can for 2020. rick tyler, in the last 72 hours, it's been throw spaghetti at the wall mind-set with the cruz campaign. after weeks of begging by the kasich campaign, the cruz campaign agrees to it, to get kasich out of indiana. and the whole thing seems to come apart. now we have this running mate deal which seems to throw the kasich alliance out the window as well. >> lack of communication. this was not a

ford. his foreign policy conceived at the state department or the white house? johnry: it is always a combination. i have been watching that relationship for 28 years. the different national security advisers and secretaries. i always knew that one of the first rules is don't get into turf squabbles and don't start fighting. you are there to serve the president. both the national security advisor and the secretary. i serve at the pleasure of the president. it makes sense to be a team. we are a good team. i believe that. between the whole team the , entire team. everybody works together as a team. i believe it is too early for retrospectives. but i will tell you the president has given me enormous latitude. he has trusted me. he has given me enormous scope to go out and try something. and put him at risk too. i have huge respect for the presidents strength with respect to letting someone else go out and do something. he was deeply involved in the details of the iran agreement. he knew exactly what he could tolerate politically and otherwise. he made the final cut on w

john heard said the majority of the targeted vehicles are ford vans or trucks and it also be a strongals all shops in your area in about half of the cases lt. hurd says the trucks a been stripped of the tools before been dumped on the side of the road somewhere. >>mark: police in san francisco searching for missing cobbler after her mother was found dead the two ewald was last seen in late february according to some her mother was found dead on friday police said there investigating her best as a homicide as answers continues as a world a man shot in downtown san jose on thursday night died of we can listen investigating the shooting as a homicide and still looking for the shooter in san jose's 11, of the year ago and state warriors on the verge of making history beating the spurs last night now 72 and 9 on the season. >>mark: we don't see any man on the horizon after this thursday to arrange a chance so often at home to love them as we have to do down load the mobile application click the report at have been sending a pitcher will be part of a slide show on our web site it will be sh

ford. >>> today is your chance to learn more about candidates for pennsylvania attorney general. they will be answering questions in harrisburg. johnafferty who represents chester county and parts of montgomery and berks county is facing off against joe peters. he's a former police officer and state prosecutor. here are the democratic candidates, northampton county d.a. john morganelli, josh shapiro and stephen zappala jr. last week i moderated a debate here in our nbc 10 studios. watch the debate on the nbc 10 app or logon to nbc10.com. >>> darby township will swear in the first african-american female police chief ever in pennsylvania. regina price will be sworn in tonight. she leaves after a 29 year career in florida where she rose through the ranks to become a major in 2011. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> seven minutes after 4:00. it is a chilly start. the temperatures are falling this morning. the temperatures have dropped down into the 30s for much of the area. a few spots still in the 40s. brilliant sunshine on the way to turn the numbers around during the day. they go higher this

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